Is the remote gain control limited by what the gain control on the amp is set to or does it have complete control over the actual gain? Very important
18451
It is straight bass boost for the amp. So you can set your levels on the amp as far as frequency and boost etc. The remote allows you to lower the total bass, or increase it. So you set the amp up so it thunders at full and then the remote allows you to lower the gain to almost off when your parents or whatever are in the car.
968139
Yes you can use the remote from the harness, the only thing some time the amp is gonna start automatically but that's just for like 10 seconds.
1473397
No the remote does not controle volume neather does this device it is strictly a speaker slecter. You can play sounds from two different sources to seven different speaker sets or you can play seven different sources to two different speaker sets.
1164521
No, the volume control is for the monitor (headphone) output. There is a separate gain control for the preamp. Note that this is a phono preamp and is not intended to be used as your primary preamp to control volume, tone, etc.
1031021
It does come with a bass remote control, although I didn't use it. This amp is amazing and doesn't ever go out with my 2 Kicker L7's connected. Perfect load for L7 12's.
1901949
there are no "universal" settings for amps, it depends on the amp, the headunit and the subs being powered.
1920098
It depends on your receiver, but most likely YES. Most receivers these days have internal subwoofer management (gain,x-over). You can preset the gain on the subwoofer itself, and then control it from your receiver. The wired remote is completely optional, and absolutely not necessary - it's perhaps convinient to have quick access to subwoofer volume.
1483718
When the gain control is set to maximum the amplifier provides up to +30db of gain (gain varies over the wide range of frequencies for the TV channels). When set to adjustable gain control is set to minimum the gain is reduced by 10db. So in short the gain control is basically a 0-10db attenuator which means the amplifier provides a range of up to 20-30db of gain.
18072
No remote. You should not need one. Your receiver or tuner should have a ' trigger' output. The AMP 102 has a trigger input to turn it on when the receiver commands. Volume should be handled by your receiver. Also, the amp can be set to turn on in response to an input signal. Read the owners manual, there are two inputs. One input will override the other (like for a PA for announcements or paging). I hope this helps. I really like my AMP102 and have used it for years. No problems!
490174
I hook up my soundbar and speakers into amplifier, they work together, but it can't be controlled with one remote control which was my intention.
916155
NO you do not. from manufactures FAQ "Use the Remote Out to connect to your amp's remote input. Remote in is used only if you are not using GTO Signal Sensing turn-on." in other words you dont have to run a remote in to the unit, however you can if you want to instead of letting the unit decide based on speaker signal to turn on.
1309447
Pull out the tubes with a gentle rocking motion, flip the unit over and remove the baseplate. Near the front of the amp (near the volume knob) there are two red boxes with two white switches each. The switches can be set to on or off. The switch settings have to match. There are four possible settings, off off, off on, on off, and on on. Depending on the switch position you can control the gain from +3 to +10. I have found that the higher the gain setting, the brighter the sound. You should try all settings to see which is best.
1238272
Not when I got this amp. You have to manual adjust settings on the amp itself
1848545
Well Craig, This unit doesn't have a receiver built into it so you can put your 'remote RF gain control' between the two components without any problem. This unit is a 4 zone stereo amplifier so you would need to figure out how many remotes you need or use one and, like I did, set up one input to play out all channels. Good luck
2098604
Yes you are correct it is controlled through the master level/playback device. Thanks for contacting KPODJ. https://www.kpodj.com/invoices/view/F76734EB0DB4990AF72281B58A9DC01D/
1224256
I don't know if it compatible with that particular type of sound system. However the amplifier does need another remote control.
403791
Its a gain control. But once the gain is set you shouldn't have to adjust it